Taking The Winder Path is an encouraging and restorative journey. Written with a definite British flavor and an aura of mystery, Lyn Dowland delivers a transporting story…. read more

Everywhere Home: A Life in Essays chronicles both the peculiarities and mundanities of queer life over the last thirty years… read more

Pages for Her examines what happens when the life you have is not what you pictured in your teens or twenties… read more

Purnell chronicles a gay man’s life in Oakland, before he returns to confront the ghosts still haunting him in his southern hometown… read more

In Conversations with Friends, author Sally Rooney sets up a situation that is both unique and full of explosive possibilities…. read more

The Pox Lover is essential for anyone trying to seriously understand the recent queer past… read more

A genre pastiche, this novel is at once a humane character study, a biting academic satire, and a gothic fantasia… read more

For all the universal themes covered—love, family, grief, origin—one of the most engrossing is Chen’s handling of self-doubt… read more

Georges’ passion for drawing animals merges with her insightful recollections to make this a touching, memorable dog tale… read more

Live Through This serves as a memorialization for those black and brown queer bodies that are often not seen or heard… read more